Application of Integrated Electronic Technology in Bag Packaging Equipment

Bag packaging equipment manufacturers have been working to develop more excellent bag packaging equipment to meet customer needs for device flexibility. The emergence of "integrated electronic technology" and the wide application of the technology in the field of bag packaging have greatly improved the bag packaging technology.

"Integration" is a new term in the bagging field. Bagging systems are now more closely integrated with various technologies than ever before. For example, many bag packaging equipment suppliers have introduced new electronic technologies such as networking, remote monitoring, and high-speed communication, with the aim of maximizing Improve equipment productivity.

At present, there are already many such examples. WeighPack Systems' Zippy bag making machine has a communication interface that can be easily connected to the computer; Advanced Poly-Packaging's T-1000 high-performance plastic bag bag making machine has 30 setup procedures and can be in minutes. Complete bag size or print changes. In the past year, many companies have introduced new feed equipment that can provide high-precision counting capabilities. For example, APS's Accu-Count 200a machine uses a single-piece feature set and a supernumerary unloader to accurately count and batch processes at a speed of 2,500 packages/hour. Tim Groff, the company’s marketing manager, said that one of the most significant advances in the bag packaging field has been the increased capacity of equipment suppliers who are able to integrate a comprehensive solution that includes counting, weighing and packaging, and custom wiring. Printing, high-speed bag making and material output integration. Groff said: "Advanced electronic technology can achieve unique system integration capabilities that were impossible to accomplish several years ago. As a result, our customers have gained a competitive advantage from their own unique packaging solutions."

Similarly, Emplex Systems has developed a customizable dual seal system in which the transport conveyor is electronically synchronized with the sealer in the loaded state.
With the use of integrated electronics technology, the function of the connecting bag enables the packaging machine to gain the flexibility and rapid conversion performance. Direct thermal, thermal transfer, and stick-and-stick labeling each have their own advantages in different areas. Variable printing, vivid printing (especially for smaller sizes), color/image expansion capabilities, and push-button recipe programs are the most needed technologies today.

Source: Packaging Machinery